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= W. Q. TUoaLs, LaGrauge, Ca, writing
about Darby's Plephylactic Fluid, Gays:
W is priceless jewel as a disiniectant
and deoaorizsr. My wife states ior the
benefit Of young mothers that 1t Ia a val.
liable tadjunc! to tho nursery" It il
equally 80 to parents travelling with chill
dren. Not only 10 the Fluid invaluable
Gs deodorizer, but fow drops added to
tho water in bathing will remove all
eluptlona from the skin, chatting, ETC., and
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On and on, where ragged the battle,
on, where heats must needs be true,
where the scythc Of Death was hcaping
high tho MOUNDS oil Gray and Ellle:
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Far away, across tho morning ,a..
THROUGH Tho rAlc and down The hill
And Inc flashing whe.l had vanished,
With thu blossom oil tho mill,
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't n BENTON HAIR GROWER Co.,
p&w ia.i.fElj CLEVELAND q.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Sept. a-Drtvr's Journal reports: Cat,
tie-koceiph 900 head: shipments nole; marie,
SLOW mn steady: shipping Steers s. Ooai D0 BockGrs
anu feeders IL ba2 Is; cows, bulls and mixed 81 asa
? W; Texss cattle 81 GDA3 TO- Hoes-ReceiptS ,OOO
asad; shipments 1900 head; marke. strong and 81
sn.lSher; rough !! 9oab 20; packing and shipping
nhe:eips 2008 head shtpmcuts 500 head; natives
7! S3si ~: western 81 25aS "; Texans 81 gsa3 70;
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An Ohio girl advsr!ises that abe would
IKE to exchange copy Of Geo.g Ellors
"Theophrsstus Juch" for two loaves Of
fresh bakers bread or ten cent? worth Of
chewing gum. Aud that isn't the worst Of
It; eho Iinds no takers, fg.-5,'5tSs - :
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EAsr LlBRArY, scp. 8.-Cattle- Receipts 10 head
saipmenu go head; market. nothing doing; ali
shipments 2Suo head market active; Phi!adelphlns
y 5Sa5 "; Workers IS a0a5 4s; gtasScrs and Iight
" o&b d., saecleRccetpy 2,i0d head, Shipments
z'ioo head; market steady at unchanged prices.
CIEGlNHAT1, O., Sept a--Hosa. firm; common
10; receipts $40 head; shipments $50 head, ! :
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4 Asa1, retreatlpg army, ~ ls5,.sS.
In the county Of the foo. n =,
Then a shout that woke tho woodland
Stirred her heart md oiled her ear;
Down tho limo u flashed aud echoed,
IA And tc-Cchoed. cheer mn rhenrI !. = lt5

Ana Inc stfong mon dashed tho tear.d,ops
mat would come. and cheercd once moro
FOR tue maid who DARED 10 wear II. h N 7
ll ana the apron that she worel g.
II had thrilled the Ils.les, legion, Al
And IRON hetrt toheart Il swept, Nv
siriklng deep tho laDyu!d pulses, ,..s.ldI
" where thcif truth and yalor slept;
? And they paused these men Of battle
,I rau ~ NJ, with grave. uncovered head,
JUST ~ beg a piece, a token f'i ~ lrs
ofthe Apron. White and Red:
Then tho blue eyes drooped their irinxc1
On tho modest, blushinR face. 81
Then tho proud breast, hwel!cd with araor, \
nj AZ sAe tore 1t isom IT. place; 'IIII' : !,
s AZ they tlxeti II on tho llag,,af. 4gI. iIl.}
Bonhd It firmly for the strife- X
AND Tue noble youth who bore It,
Pledged his yalor with his lie. x
Far away, aeross tho morning l,a.. L.;
IhIoDgh tho rAlc and down The bill
ana nc flashing wheel had vanished,
MIN thu blossom oil tho mill. !.
\ on and on, where ragged the battle,
:, Uh, where hearts must needs be true, a.
Whete the scythc Of Death was heaping s
hish tho mounds oil Gray aud Blue;
6 d ' .4
q on and on, with steady marching .
On and on, theV COULD NOT lag
For ia front tho gallant Watkins
BrAvely bore the apron flag! Nm,
AND above the BLACK smoke trailing, =
-, lise star. II beckoneti on 7-''a. n
Inen ths little apron lluttered = fN".N
Then tho beacon light WAS GONE. y.
They llftei him. 30 softly I...g.S n.
:. smoo!hcd tho clustered cu.ls apart Il
Found the tiny battle apron. - I'm
Closely Pislowed on his heart, .g.,.
And they bent to catch Tim whlsrcr. -4
Through the storm and din OF Siriie- SN
"IaIo my pledge-'tIs not dishonored- 4.
! have kept Il with my lIfel' :" ~
1t Is Just lIt!le apron, III t|5lI'1",i
Aud It's simpe ta!e Il t9ll. llI 4, VA
Thcrerc baltls marks. upon It's belts
And blood stains in lis folds, "A
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y In a horse csr 800 FOUNDER, fast sslsep
falls on neighbor and continues hia nan
II don't want to bs pulyorizsd," cries tho
victim: ~ beg your pardon. sir. +
tangled ! was at home nsar my better
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Viu Aaunton): ~, y ellI'--ssIllt fs = =
| GESEEat:-In view OF operations In the shcnan.
d0ah Valley, desire you 10 attract the enemys ut
| tontiou In hampshire county, and proceed down
70 Komney or such other point as you may copsidcr
best calculated for the purpose; After LAYING a
sufficient guard III the shuncndoah Mountains, Vol
can use tho rest o! your command for the purt
specified. In attracting their attention aud detaIu.
Log whatever force they may have nt New Creek
Cumberland, CacApoc, &C., YOU will OF course do
them all the injury IN your power BY striking them
n damaging blow Ct any rolnt where Opportunity
o!lers, and where you deem most practicable. =
1t Will be important, II you Gail accomplish it. to
destroy some Of the bridges, SO as TO preypn. COM
nianlce.i0n end the transfer df selnoecements 10
DAILlusburS. Alter accomplishing what You eau
In amEshire, should you find 1t practicable or adj.
yanlaeeous, you eau cooperate with any troops
that yo1 may find operating In tho Valley, For.
ward to the Commanding Officer OF the force there
any information that You may deem important
and comply with any rcquIsttton OF hts part
dcsit1 you 10 moYe into Hampshire % coon rs nos.
slble: Let INC euow the time Of yonr tepaf,ure,
aud the timo OF your expected arrival. In con.
neelion with THIS purpose, II Is important that
yop should obtain for the use OF the Army NIL the
ca!Iu thai you Caa. Communicable With tho
agents Of the Commissary Department you may
aud purchasing Ia The country west OF 5,aua.oa,
and lei .4-. ....s ARA sa"ants :" s.... yoi ii
purchasing ard taking care Of the cattle ~ :
Major Nolan, OF that Department, Is now IN that
legt0h making arrangements Tor cattle j TIsh
yGn 10 communicate with him II Practicable. !
hope you will also be able while III that county,
| to collect recruits ioe your brigade, both cavalry
and Infantry, aud bfiVg them oat with you, Il :
1f: an very respectfully, &c.. 1SEi ~
II 7 r.
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"What is your sEeethesrt by trade,
LiszIe2 ""A miller."*st"ao wac my last ono j.;
but miesua always cav him standing in
orr dart pantry. and 80 nov I've got q
chimney sNeep.n ~ E..-.a. !. L. M
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, sept. 3-The order request for miscel
for Saturday. and with deliveries on pteyious en-
gasenels gave 10 agents good total OF sales
nam lobbeis there was Il large demand present auc
lneeomlns week promises largo trads. .i.g ~
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! But the dust Of years slecps on IL, 4:
( Il Is faded, rent aud old-GiG'',!!j!53
There's battle marks Hpot It's belt, &
And bloodstalns In lis fold; So. !
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Do you feel dull, lnng,iid, low.spirltcd, lIrc.
less, md indcscrihably miserable, both Ihysl.
cally ind mentally; experience a sense oil
in aIl or bloGtlns after eating, or "gonc.
ing, tongue coated, hitter Or Ind tdstc If,
mouth, Irregular appetite, dizziness, FREQUENT
headaches, blurred oyeslght, "iloRtins ppecks' u
before the eyes, nervous prostitution or OK
n naiiston. irritaSillty n temper, hot ilushcs,
biting; trnnsent pains hero and there cold
iect, drowsinoss nttor meals, wnkcfulncss, or
disturbed and funrefreshiny 8leep, constant.
understandable feeling OF dread, or Of impenl..
Ing cnlamlty2 sd sH7-sa s1ga. : Jtt = =
q these SYMPTOMS, you. arc suffering from
thnt most common Of American mulndIcs-
l'ilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia. or Indigestion. The moro
complicated your discnso Inns become, tho
creator tho number aud diversity OF sytnp.
DR.. pcree's Golden Medical Discovery
VIII Bubtiue II, II taton according to t,iree-
tons Tor reasonable length OF time. II not
cured. complications multiply and CongttmI.
lion OF the Lungs, Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
lthoutnatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
= maladics nro quito l!nblo TO set IN and sooner
or litter, induce u frtnl termination.
/. DIR. piercc's Golden Medical Dis.
coyory nets powerfully upon tho Liver and
through that grcAt blood purifying orgIln,
c!canses tho system OF al Bieoa-taints and Ist.
purities, from whatever cause arising, It ia
equally ctIicacious IN acting upon tho KID
neys, ind other cxctCtoty orgatIs cleansing
strengthening, and healing their diseases. Ks
IN nppctissng. restorative, tonic, It promotes
both flesh ind strength. In maiarlal distFicttss
this wonderful medicine has irnincd gtrat
celebrity in curing Fever and AEuc, Chllls and
Fever, Dumb ABuc. AMI kindred diseases.
Or. Plercs's Golden Medical Dis.
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\ Jukt a qusiut, old.isshloned tribe.
~! Bleut with stripes OF White and Red =
X Wrought tenletly With careful bands.
n And earnest, bendcd head; :S;-71'75' y.
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& 1'et q dainty maiden wore Il, *. 4,
~ As she watched, way up tho hill. h
\ sttnding In the ancient doorway ! b
;s. OF tho busy Old Stone mill,
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The Utes msy come and the Utes NAV
go, and their outbreak may be source Of
occasional annoyance, but tho Kansas
county seat Ware 70 on forever zt55s
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HaiId's Dlspsusay Medical Association,
GS3 Main ST., EUeFAEo, N,Y
Tic rhcnt.,csl psoiss1,os,

. r. &.
lcr.. will win AID receive pshl!c recognition and
rrntsc, Fac,q which Ito outcome ct scEesa, OK.
pcrlonec, gfSwlng through ycars OF critical and
practical test become rs gc9tgl rad iulrro:ab.c as
tho roc,. OF Gibraltar IN rGo!le eptaoh, Rad apfp-
fo.t! Ecet no further Cuarau:cc "a 10 thelr ssnu
.ncncsa Tho iGdlsrn,abs f:et ;aa. swl:ta apcc!Gc
Is tho best bocG pgrGcr tho w9rl u one Of these
Immorubic Gibraltar rock facts O. which tTa tts y.
ylctou deeper aud tie! ier IN pibl.o Uplnlou. E.Sry
ciaGg or oar people IN AlDrrir.ls nnl IL E.rpIc
cvciy trade, calling aHi profession. Including ...a
aioay 10 'tho Teusailabiq ssItcl pfI:. s. s. aai
It's iillal.spIV efficacy ~ curing IN diseases III lid
blood. 4 ThGso irsnit ta4 tEEo ol lo " thd tkn.
Nn noi an 1--WE i've GsiSsa SSrs d S fSS rSs
rea! psofession who gratefully 10 the wCndCr
fgl curative qualities OF tho Speolc IN thcIr lHd.
ylh%sS Gas TlISi iSSlT9n2ls ,, ase herewith sub
them speak for !Lu.ciscs The lady is r,c,EEcr Of
the famous ThalA TIentFs CMMNaliy, Or Sew YNtk,
n formerly nn \ Sf W. ssnSs ISSs ED Ser
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York ThIli, !hP3tr ~ Company Doth gro we'll knOWn
III theatrical ci:e'Ss IN his country aai IN Europe.
Charlotte Eundow'si wcs,I n,ouy. g
Gfsl 20 XIV IoESS. LAY 0. 1857.
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ssll Publicity as you VII, e Siase 81 il; NJ
80 ~. g,,5 -. s5.. = CHARLOTTE RAINBOW,
J. 4 l65{s ~ lovely Eesr C@ial Street.
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Cheap Sunday Excursiona on Ohio Rive,

tI5s kts'-t5 Ruilroad. dpirs, sar'
Commencing June IL. the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to Sistarsyille and return at the low ratio
OF VI o.; Wheeling to Parkessburg and
return, - Is. Tickets good one day only,
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LINSL.Y Institute,

wcnte pleased to DO able to announce to the
patrons aud friends Of tho "Llpsly' that We have
secured FOR tho next year the services OF gentlemen
experienced ind thoroughly qualified. having
graduated trh honor In both Classical and Military
Department.. ,f,ls.s .g5.
We hope, therefore, that all tho old and many
now pupils will avail Themselves Of the advan.
ages afforded BY this old AID ayotably known In.
s,itu.ion. re
Next term commencing September 1:,l Will
open lis seyentythlrd year with full corps Of In.
E!tuctors IN all tho BRANCHES OF English, Latin,
Greek, French, German and Military Depart
menls. .ss H. 81 81, ..ss5.. 2
For rsrt!culsm or catalogue address - Z (
j. O. ORR,
aus r. 4 s PRINCIPAL. j
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d TIE AKRON pLLt

" IS Just o littlc apron f3,i NJ, 2 X
I'll. That q t.ay maid might wear, 5}S'g.t
n When chlitlhoed diupled on her check,
Z E5, And sunlight kissed her haIr, y -
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Adama Exprcss-...,.l45 Northern Pacific H.. ~
American Express. ,lH do proierred, ,...... 5iis
Canada southern.,,, F5h Chicagoa N. W lid
Central Pec.ic.....,.. 81 do preferred .....'.liS
Chesapeake d Ohio. GANey York Central. .In91
do tlrst preferred. 1lh1sOhio d Mlss!sslpp!. YE
do GecondA.....,...,, SI do Dreiorred ..rs' al
G., o., q & I.........,., 53 faetac 1t
Donver 4. G......,.. ;ttRburgh
Erie.................. ... 3l9f Readin ..,, 621s
do prefeTrCtss,.,,,.,., 70 iSt L. d g. F....... NJ
Fort Wayne. DO preferred ,...,.. 73E
Kansas l. TexAs..... 26t< do fHt preferred. liz
Lake Eric Il Wost..... l71C. II. 4 ST. PAUL.. ST.
Lake Shorc....,. s61s do preferred, ........ I21G
Louisville b Nash, 6lzlTe1as IL PscIao....... PSI
l. II. A. d C........... IS Union pscifc...,,.,. 5GE
Ae!u. 4 Chas,.......,... Is United States E1.,, "a
Michigan Eertrai..., 60 W, st. L. !. P....... fs,t
Missouri Pacia sy5Sl do preferred. 3
NNh. & Cha. ........,.. 7s Wells Fargo Ex...l17
New jersey Central. M Western Union. ~
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Jenkins-1 see young Jones is not cali.
ing upon your daughter. What is the
e Dr.. Bolus-Qh he was q had case case, and 1
prescribed the lit cure as suited to ihis
case. ! lifted him through the front door.
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tached to It aud hung upon Tho Coniederae" mon az
m mem 10 E'mwood. at Memphis, on Memorial day
May7, 1857 r.. 5f''I- = w. ~
Ia tho afternoon, Col. Alex, Monroe
delivered a mastery address OF several
soarG' duration, showing conclusiyely that
the South was forced to the course ehe
took In the late war, and WINS il1stitiad
therein by the provisions Of tho 0onstitu.
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On CTR, Pa, sept. s-petyoeum opened a,
6ic; highest GJsfe; lowest GIG: closed nj GsIc.
Sales Cs,U0 barrels: elearances 222o.0O0 barrels:
chaftets ASH barrels; shipments 81. GO barrels.
NEw ioEk, 3'-Pet.o!cum closed steady; opened
at 6a.e highest Gs}se lowest 6,334S; closlng nj
,bseAproHo, "a. eept 3.,opened at 64Isc; closed
40, 0u0 barrels. - 80 '''ee -"
PITTSBURGH, PA. Sept. S,-pctroleum active but
lowest ny n, ,'leTT''T = 'S'' wv
70 abel test 637sc 80, S ~" - 4 49,
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GsLEVEJAND & PITrsBURGB Rail-.
" ROAD.--Under schedule In eject MAY ~,
1857, trains leave Bddgerort Central Standard
LA p. rn For Piltsbur2h, 1917 q. m. Fer WeIis.
Vile, 4:l2 p. m For steubeayille, 1855 g. N. ia,
Ltartn6 Terry, 6:1 d. m. ~ 81 -
.raina arrive ut Bridgeport Of 7:53 a. ~, 1892
n, 226 p. H., ol9 p. NJ, 4:o4 D. H., and 72S D. m
rnvl7 - ystls '5gs5fs'. ~, :
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STAMNEBIkG CURED.

system, 11sSd upon natures laws. NO SECRECY
tKted, = - - 10 :. y ) -s'1bsT1'H,
Te,i!monIAls from physicians. educators and pa.
irons, who have received benefit from the method
Mis-. ii, STEVENS HART, p,ipe!psl. 4
Warrington School Of ElocuiIon nnd English
Language, - " 81 y. o..
D0I N Erect, N, VI. Washington, D. g.
stuIen,h bearded In family OF Principal.
Ian = r. f" % y
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|OITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST. I,
i. LOUIS RAILWAY Co-Panhsnalo Pouio 4
Under schedule IN effect MAY %, 1857 irsiBs
leave Wheel!ng, Central Stantard time For Sto,,.
benville ard Pittsburgh G:s5 a: m 1885 p, IN,
a. m. aud se5 p. N. trains make direct connection
for Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chi.S
cneo The 1875 p. m. train MAKES direct connco.
ton for Columbus and Chicago. .feTfI7T'.-7a
Trains n1riye At Wheeling, G:l5 q. n 1000 o. n.
2:.5 D. m. and geo .. M. 9; mv2i
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CURES all. E4,gHaaRs,

from common Dlotcll, or Eruption. to tho
wotse scrotala; Sast-fhcug'. Feycr,soses, +"
caused by bad blood arc conquered by this
powerful, purifying. and tnrfsorTttrg Inctit-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rlpi!lly heal under
Its benign influence. Especially has It mani
Tested Its potency In curing letter, Eczcma,
Erysipclas, Dolls, Carbuncles Fore Eyes. Scrog-
nlons Sores and Swcllngs, llip-joint Disease,
white .Swcllings," Goitrr, or Thicl; Neck,
and Enlarged Climbs. Send ten cents III
p!atos, on Skin Diseases. or tho same amount amount
Tor Treatise OH Scr0fulous Affections. Ii1
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WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIYT.

WEEELING q PITTSBURGH DIVE
wv StON,I B. Il o. 4. + --...'-,ir
6 On aud altar MAY ., 1887, pssseuKer train viii
run N toOoNa-Laseln Standard time: 81 M. i -. ,
So 81 NJ : IA DKPlcruRE. g.gs,'i /;
For PitRhUrgt-5:co q. M, daily; $40 e, m.
daily, except Sunday:1a p N. daily, except sun.
day; 7:gap. m, DAILY -
For WsshinEton--s:2o p. m. dkily, e1csyt Sunday
3. si. \. ~ AIarVAlG. x II y 81. tgas
From Pittshursh-9:40 a. m, daily; 1l:lb ., n.
snd ea5 p n, daily. except Sunday; 1880 p. "a,
From Wsshingt 90 q. a.. daily, crcept Ban
ds7. 3t'.Sg Q. X. LORD, General Passenger Agent,
49,, N J. Y. PATTON, Eupt z 5S'3l5 80
G'5'4g1t J. T. LANE, TTa7. Psa. Ast Wheeling L
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-29
WHAT Is a LIBEL?
Judge Adams Charge in the Denc-
gal-McHardy Case.


The argument in the Peter Denegal's
$4,000 libel SUIT against Alexander Mo
Hardy lasted two hours yesterday morn
ing. Judge Adams IN his charge said
that three questions presented themselves
tor the jury's consideration.
The questions were: Was the article
com planned of a libel? Was the defend
ant McHardy the publisher Of the
Phoenix? II the article was libelous
ana il it was published by cHardy what
amount OF damages was the plaintiff en-
titled to recover?
The law CT Georgia declares libel to
be false and malicious defamation of
another, expressed in print or writing or
pictures or signs, tending to injure the
reputation OF an individual and exposing
him to public hatred, contempt or rldt-
cute. The publication of the iibelOus
matter is essential to recovery. In all
actions for printed or spoken
defamation malice is inferred
from the character OF the charge.
If the article tended to iniure the plain
tti's reputation or expose hIu to ridicule,
then it was libel Did the defendant
publish the libel if 1t was libel?
On this point the court charged that the
publisher and proprietor OF a new spaper
is responsible for whatever appearsln his
paper, whether II is put IN by himself or
with his knowledge or not. The platntif,
in order TO make the defendant responsI-
bic, must make it appear that McHardy
was the proprietor OF the Phoenix. If the
defendant had nothing TO do with publ
cation OF the paper, and if his name was
used without his authority or knowledge,
then he was not the publisher
and was not responsible. This would be
true even If he owned the plant. But if
the defendant knew that his name was
being used as the publisher, and did not
correct it, be would be liable. Whether
he did know that his name was being used
or not was question for the jury to
determine from the facts surrounding the
case. The burden was upon the plaintiff
to show that the defendant was the pub
Usher.
At the request OF the counsel for the
defense Judge Adams charged that the
fact that statement appeared in the
local columns OF the MORNING News
to the effect that the defend
ant had purchased an interest
in the PhGn!x could not be considered as
binding McHardy, unless it was shown
that be had the statement published
The fact that he did not contradict the
statement in the MORNING News was
not ground for a verdict against him.
The jury withdrew at 1880 O'Clock and
remained out until O'clock. when it
handed in a sealed verdict. 1t was ru-
mOred that the verdict was either in favor
Of the plaintiff or for q nominal sum, 81
n some small amount. The verdict Will
be opened this morning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-29
Church Services,

Evangelical Lutheran Church of the
Ascension. w. S. Bowman, d. D.. pastor.
Divine services at II a. N. aud 1880
p. M, and on Wednesday at p. m.
Catechumens and inquirers meet at 8 80
a. m. Sabbath school at $50 p. m. All
are invited.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
York and President, Rev. L. r. Christian,
pastor.-Rev. r. n. Thompson Will
preach Sunday at II a. m. and ! 80 D. M,
his last sermons. Public invited. Seats
free. Prayer meeting 10 a. m. sunday
school $3.50 p. m. Love Feast Thursday
1880 p. m.
Wesley Monumental Church, Method
ist, corner AbercOrn and Gordon streets.
Rev. A. NJ. Wynn. pastor.-Preachin
sunday at II O'Clock a. m. and 1880 D. m.
by the pastor. Sunday school at $3.50 p.
m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night
1870 O'Clock. Quarterly conference Tues
day night at s o'clock. A full attendance
Of official members especially requested.
I. NJ. {. A. Bible study, conducted by
Mr.. Hussey, sunday morning 8 to $50
Gospel service in the gymnasium nall
sunday afternoon at O'Clock, conducted
by Mr.. c. p. Miller.
Anderson Street Presbyterian Church,
Rev. r. Q. Way pastor.-Preaching on
Sunday at II a. m. and : 80 p. m. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 7;45 D. m. All are invited.
First. Presbyterian Church, Monterey
Square, corner Bull and Taylor streets,
Rev. j. W. ROgan, pastor.-Congrega-
ti0nal prayer meeting at 1910 a. M. {;
preaching at II a. m. and : 80 p. m. Sab
bath school at AS p. IN. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 80 O'clock.
COLORED.
First African Baptist Church, Rev!E. X.
Love pastor.-Prayer meeting at $500 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor at IL d. M:
justification" Foreign Mission Society
OF Sunday school at 3 ,. N. Preaching
by the pastor at 7 80 p. M: "W eakness."
Visitors always welcome. Seats free.